Support UDP GSO and GRO on linux #1209
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Looks like your tests are failing because this feature isn't implemented in Travis. You'll have to figure out how to test for the feature's availability at runtime. We have a few other tests that do that already. Also, I wonder if it would be worth converting the Linux CI tests to use Cirrus-ci.com, if it can get us more coverage. |
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@asomers I've added the macro to skip tests if kernel version doesn't match. What do you think? |
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Is there not a more direct way to check for kernel support? Support could be removed from the kernel configuration, for example, in which case this wouldn't work. |
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Unfortunately, I didn't find any direct way to check if UDP offload is supported. Checking the error code on actual call (like I think that considering the kernel version is generally a good idea because we typically know at what version the particular call appeared. Regarding the customization of the kernel, I think it's a pretty common problem for almost any part of nix tests. The good solution would be to check if the particular configuration flag is enabled in kernel config (see here). |
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Please document this enum variant.
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This PR implements support for UDP GSO and GRO on Linux. It provides the way to send/receive UDP payloads bigger than interface MTU. The goal is to improve UDP performance.
GSO was introduced in Linux 4.18, GRO in 5.3